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King Edward VII Enclosure

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PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS PREMIER ADMISSION

For enhanced views of the racing, the King Edward VII Enclosure provides exclusive access to the best facilities on Level 4 of the Grandstand. Along with access to the Queen Anne Enclosure, racegoers also have exclusive access to lawns in front of the Winning Post on premier racedays.

Queen Anne Enclosure

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PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS THE GRANDSTAND ENCLOSURE

The Queen Anne Enclosure provides access to the Parade Ring, Pre-Parade Ring and the excellent facilities and viewing areas on the Concourse Level of the Grandstand, with a variety of places to eat, drink and bet.

Children under 18

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There is free entry for under-18s on all racedays when accompanied by an adult. These tickets are issued on the day and there is no need to pre-order. Please note that identification to verify age may be required at the turnstiles.

Queen Elizabeth II Stakes “first-choice” target for Ribchester

Queen Anne Stakes star Ribchester has been given the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (sponsored by QIPCO) as his main target for the season on QIPCO British Champions Day.

The four-year-old, who was beaten in challenging conditions at Goodwood in the Sussex Stakes last time out, is set to bid for Group One revenge here at Ascot in October.

Trainer, Richard Fahey, said: “He could go for the Prix Jacques Le Marois at Deauville and then go to Ascot, or I might give him a break and wait for the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, but either way Champions Day is the first choice.

“I haven’t entered him for the QIPCO Champion Stakes as I think we’re going to stick at a mile with him for the time being.

“Ribchester ran very respectably in the race last year against a filly who was something special and I honestly believe he is a better horse this year.

“Quite what happened at Goodwood I’m still not sure, but I suspect it was a mistake to try and make the running and that was my mistake. It was a horrible, horrible day, not just in terms of the going, but also with the weather, and he may have just got sick of having the rain and the wind blowing right into his face up the straight. They were proper extreme conditions. It was just one of those things and we all live to fight another day.”

Among the 48-horse entries, an almighty match-up with Churchill, winner of QIPCO 2000 Guineas, and Winter - the three-time British Champions Series winner could take place, with Falmouth winner, Roly Poly, and French raiders Le Brivido and Al Wukair in the mix.